Beef Cattle Health Management
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This topic focuses on types of animal health challenges, common diseases and pests, digestive and respiratory diseases, reproductive diseases, immune systems, and vaccinations, the importance of biosecurity, and the importance of gut health in cattle.
Diseases and parasites can sharply decrease profits and production from both cow/calf herds and feedlots and a sound herd health plan, formed in consultation with a veterinarian, reduces the chance of a severe disease outbreak; this topic focuses on types of animal health challenges, common diseases and pests, digestive and respiratory diseases, reproductive diseases, immune system, and vaccinations, the importance of biosecurity and importance of gut health in cattle.
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